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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
THE ARBEIFER ZEIEUNG.

An Editorial that Shows tho Policy CT
the Paper.
CHICAGO, Ill Nov. 28.-The folio wing
extracts from an article in Sundays issue
Of the Arbeiter-Z eitung are interesting at
the present juncture, Is there has been
some question If celebration such as the
Central Labor Union and number OF
singing snd turner societies intend 10 have
December 10 would lead to spy trouble.
Referring 10 attempts TO prevent any
speaking eG such meetings, the paper
saws: The committee that hiss rented
Battery D hsll for the celebration. De-
cember 10, Is compelled to fight this in
sidious mob, Waicn, ir full Consciousness
Of it's guilt, dare not approach its honest
opponents openly, but only tries to OBJ
strucl their way By trickory. 1t is said
such things can happen, but it is eleva-
ting that Friday evening delegates
of niue Turner societies declared
as one man sit is cur duty as
Tu, ners to protect freedom OF speech
as thirty years ago our brothers OF q
Cincinnati Turner society considered it
their sacred duty to protect noble Wen
dell Phillips with their bodies against the
mob that had majority but was gov
erned by stupidity; and valiantly rs
they were ready to give I'D blood and
life for the constitution and the liberty of
speech guaranteed by it, thus We will
also stand fast and true wnen John
G. Lay steps on the platform ard
speaks to- the working people of the past,
present and future"
Those were true Turner's who spoke in
thst strain, and we entertain firm hope
that those Turner's also are IL minority,
and So called Conservative societies will
be sound on this question; that they will
also know where their place ls, If any
body. whoever it may be, should make a
frivolous, reasonable attempt. deserving
of death, to outrage the rights of the peo-
pie. But it will not come to this, the
article goes on to say. The Citizens AS
sociati0n will not let it come 10 this, for
lack of courage, and that organization
that would not so soon after the 18th day
of November provoke riot, the terminus
tIon of which would be st least doubtful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
BANK EXAMINATION.
How the Books OF tho Ninth Ayenu
Show Up.

How tho Books OF tho Ninth Avenue
Show Up.
NEW YORK Nov. 28.-The Ninth Ave-
nue. Bank is under examination by the
state bank examiner. The statement of
the banks condition September II last
showed resources of 1882, 270, and liabili-
ties to depositorS. banks and trust COM
panies of S245,942. There were $50, 900
due from certain Cirs ctors. How mucn
Cashier Hubbard has loaned without con-
sulting the directors Is not known.
1t is known he discounted notes
made by William c. Jones, one
the directors. There are number OF
judgments against him. The bank also
has notes of Mr.. Engersoll, late treasurer
Of the Potter & Symss Manufacturing
Company. Director Arnold said to-day
that the collateral On which the loans to
Jones and Engerson were made are enough
to pay the claim. Other directors say
that the depositors will be paid IN full,
but the directors and stockholders weulC
have to make up portion of the capital
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
STRIKE In A SHELTER.
A Demand for Higher Wages Made at the
Ell PasO Works.

a DemAuO IOr nlS1er "6RcB mHuS aG tho
Ell PasO WORKS.
Special to the Gazette.
. Ell PAso, TEX Nov. % The smelter
works are located about three miles
above this city, and give employment to
over It's men, about twenty-five of whom
are Americans, the balance Mexicans. A
telephone message this afternoon from
Mr.. Towne, the manager, to the sheriff
asked for assistance, as the men had
struck for higher wages snd refused to
let others take their places. A number
of deputy sheriffs went up to the smelter
and found that the strikers wanted higher
wages, and were also dissatisfied
because their foreman had been ois-
charged. Two or three Of the leaders
we're arrested and brought to town and
jailed and all except ff cen or twenty of
them went back to work. 1t was reported
late tonight, however, that some Of these
were in town endeavoring to procure q
supply of arms, and 1t is feared that there
may yet be trouble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
Waco.
Snecial to the GaZette.

WACO, TEX, Nov. 28.-Judge John
Henderson returned to his home at Cam
eron, after presiding two weeks in the
District court here. Judge Dickerson is
presiding for this We. k.
Ed Nepn is on trial, charged with the
murder of old man Witte. Both parties
have many friends, and money enG able
counsel is employed to defend and prose-
cure. Ed Neph killed Witte in January,
1885. The difficulty grew out of White
trying to get rid of Neph, who had rented
or leased some land from him.
In the United States court the case
of August, Bernhein & Bauer VS.. Sam San.
ger is on trial. This is suit to test the
right Of property.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
France.
TO ELECT A PRESIDENT.


PARIS, Nov 28-The Congress of State
and the Chamber of Deputies will meet
Friday at Versailles to elect successor
to President Grevy. President Crews
message of resignation will be short. He
will disclaim all responsibility for the
consequences OF bis retirement.
KISSED AND MADE UP.
PARIS, Nov. 28.-M Clemenceau and
G neral Boulanger have become recon-
ciled. They breakfasted together yes
terday.
AN IMPORTANT COMMUNICATION.
PARIS, NV. 20 In the Chamber Of
Depu les to-day R)uvier moved for al
adjournment of the House until Thursday,
at the same time stating that the govern
ment would then make an important
communication.
FLOQUET WOULD NOT REFUSE.
PARIS, Nov. 28-M Gle mencesu, in an
interview with NJ. Floquet, pointed out
the inadvisability of dividing the Radical
vote between M. Floquet and M. Frey
cinet. NJ. Floquet replied he neither de-
sired to offer himself as candidate for
the Presidency nor to refuse to stand for
that office. He left himself, he said, in
the hands OF his friends, who were en-
tlrelY responsible. Prominent Orleanists
who have just returned from England
denv that the Orleanist party is respon-
sibIe for the forgeries revealed by the
Cologne Gazette.
A THREAT.
PARIS, Nov. 2S.-M. De Rould declares
he will convert the Patriotic League. into
q revolutionary society if M. Ferry is
elected president.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
THE POPE'S POWER.
Italians Considering the Punishment
of Petitioners for Restoration of
Temporal Power to His Holiness.
The Condition OF the Crown Prince
Said to Be More Hop aful-Turkey
10 be Projected
N Flcquct Neither Desires the Fren ch
Presidency Nor Would ne Refuse It.
The Czal's Forged LetteEs.
Italy.

Italy,
THE RESTORATION Of TEMPORAL POWER.
ROME, Nov. 28-En the Chamber of
Deputies to-day Stgnors Bought and
Sacchi Intercepted the G overnment re-
garding the petitions demanding the res
tCration of the temporal power OF the
Pope. Cae OF the ministers replied thst
the crown lawyers were of the opinion
that such petitions did not inCriminate
the signers. It was otherwise, perhaps,
with regard to the letters of the bishops
who clearly d handed that the temporal
power of the Pope be restored. He con-
sidered it unwise, however, TO take action
against them which they deserved. No
greater service could be rendered them
than to bring them into prominence
through public trial. By ignoring them
the government showed the great liberty
enjoyed by the enemies and caused their
movement TO be viewed with Indifference.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
SAN ANTONIO.

Annual Conference of the 81. E. Church
North-An Bx Legislator Dead.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. 2S.-The
annual conference of the Austin district
M. E. church north, closed its labors to-
day after q weeks session. Reports OF
the various committees show the church
to be in very prosperous condition In
Texas. The next conference will be held
in Fort Worth in Janusry 1883.
Hon. W. Scott, member of the Lower
House of the Thirteenth and Nineteenth
Texas Legislatures died at Kerryille thi:
morning. He leaves s large family vel
provided for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
CoDgr-s.m n aaro Banqustted.
a,,a1 IN tho lazatta

DENIsoN, Tex, Nov. % The banquet
given last night to the Hon. Judge Hare,
Congressmsn-elect from this district, OF
Sherman, was grand success, and those
who attended report mine host Bushard,
the chief when it comes 70 bauqueting q
friend. The Judge in snort speech,
made himself many friends, and will long
remember those VINO rendered him such
bright farewell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
Germany.
THE CROWN PRINCES CONDITION.

THE CROWN PRINCES CONDITION.
BERLIN, Nov. 28.-The Reich Anz9iger
announces that the Empress is looked for
tomorrow. 1t says the Empress has been
deeply moved by the many proofs OF 10y
atty and coincidence that have been sent
to her while residing st Coblentz. Sne
returns thanks for the expressions of
hope for the recovery OF the Crown
Prince.
The weather at San Reno is fine. The
Crown Prince took long ride to-day with
the sanction of Dr.. Bergman and his
other physicians. 4 new trt atment OF
the Princess case is being tried. A part
of the regime is the absolute exclusion Of
sugar.
TURKEY TO BE PROTECTED.
BERLIN, NV. 2S-The Cologne Ga.
zette says: CATER the renewal OF :he
CeCtfal European Alliance, restoring the
equilibrium of theiMediteTranean, with the
approval of England negotiations &C.
Cured in accordance with which England
is to cooperate with the peace powers in
certain eventualitles. The result OF those
negotiations is that Turkey is to be pro-
tected and inviolable."
THE FORGED LETTERS.
The 'NAdr;ckten says that Prince Bis,
marck in explaining to the Czsr the latest
phases of the relations between Germany
and Rassia mentioned the forged dis
patches, but did not sscribe them 10 g
court clique. The responsibility for the
statement that he Old ascri5e them, it
says, rests with the Cologne Gazette.
CONSIDERED HOPEFUL.
SAN RRNo Nov % -Tne condition OF
the Crown Prince is now considered hope.
full. The submsxllsry glandular swell
ling, which formed before the recent at
tack Of &c lima of the CLOTHS is now de-
creasing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
Killed for Resisting Arrest.
Special to the Gazette.

FoRr Smith, ARK, Nov. 2S-Dls-
patches received here to-day announce
the killing of Thomas Walters at South
Canadian, Choctsw Nation, by Deputy
Marshall Bsrnhill and posse. a war
rant was out for the arrest Of Walkers on
the charge of horse stealing. Walkers re-
fused to surrender and fred on the Off.
GERS, who returned the fire with fatal eff
feet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
Chinas
ARRANGED FOR A LOAN.

SHANGHAI, Nov. 2S-It is stated that
the Chinese government has arranged for
loan of 100000 ioels at 81 per cent.
for twenty years with Hong Kong and
Shanghai Banks. It Is probable that
Nankin will be opened as treaty port.
The search for the British gunboat Wasp
which is supposed to have been lost in 8
cyclone several weeks ago, has been
abandoned.
BRITISH STEAMER FoUNDERED.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The British steamer
Vortigern foundered between laura Bays
and Hong Kong. Several of the persons
on board were saved. The Vortigern was
engaged in trade In eastern waters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29

OF the cigsrmakers for more pay. A COM
mittee appointed by the manufacturers
will issue circular tomorrow inviting
the operatives TO name committee with
view to concilisfipg the interests in
galved. About 1000 men are thrown out
Of work oy the shutdown. No trouble is
feared.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
suLLIYAN'S TOUR.
Ireland,
A SUNDAY MAss-MEETING.

A SUNDAY MAsS-MEETING.
DUBLIN, Nov. 26.-FwelVe thousand
people assembled in Glaslevin cemetery
Yesterday in honor Of the Manchester
martyrs. Many also visited the tomb
erected at the expense of three New York
women in honor of O'Donnell, the slayer
of the informer Carey. Michael Davitt IN
q speech said thst the Tory leaders would
have voted pension to Judas Iscariot.
a detachment of police was present. MI
Davi6C unveiled the monument erected st
his expense, inscribed:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
Canada,
LEFT FOR WASHINGTON.

OTTAWA, Nov. % Hon. Mr.. Foster,
Minister OF Fisheries, who was delayed
in starting for Washington on account of
slight attack, has recovered and will
leave for the American capital to-day, to
attend the fishery convention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
TO THE MEMORY

The largest Nationalist meeting ever
held IN Queenstown took place yesterday.
Many English and Irish members OF Par
liament were present. Resolutions pro-
testing against the treatment of o Brien
were adopted. News vendors Of Killarney
have been summoned to answer for SELL
ing the United Ireland, O'Brien's paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
England
STANLEY HEARD FROM


LONDON, Nov. % -The latest mail ad-
vices received from the Upper Congo says
Tippoo Tib had not not yet sent the
promised carriers to SANKEY'S rear guard
at Yam Cdays TO convey the stores for
Emin Beg and that Stanley proceeded
without them. Many of his men had
died from starvation.
sULLIvAN'S TOUR.
LONDON, Nov % Sullivan, the Ameri-
can pugilist, boxed three rounds with
Ashton before 5000 people in Westminis-
ter Rall this afternoon. Sullivan was en-
Enthusiastically applauded. sad there were
frequent cries of eight Smith," SuIlj-
van says he will arrange articles tO-m0r-
row to fight Mitchell within five days at-
ter settlement. He says he will soon
Knockout Mitchell.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29
West Indies

CIGAR FACTORIES SHUT DOWN.
HAVANA, Nov. 2s.-Nire cigar fac cries
shut down to-day, owing to the demand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29

S 9 .esl Hasv .nelE new sure nearly COM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-29

morse inert. was scqulrrea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

Sic leibige Mobs. Baron grotoli
f0mmt bdufis aus Der &siibsns mad Der
BrouinstaItabt g. Oort, ME in ieiner Seis
matb, gilt ct ais elesanter Serr unb als
Con sansebsnb in Der Mo6e. @dbrenb
ieines iinsiteu geiudss in g. pir6 elm
9au sesebsn unb Der Baron 6aSr einselds
ben. St foIste Der ginlubuns, peripatete
ii3 a6er etuus unb wurbe i9on erpartet,
fonnte alio Dor benz @tntritt in ben OaaIs
iaaI feline Eoilette ut3t mebr rsutOiren. St
fam aud iofort in elm @siprd3 nit mebs
reren Samen, wO6st ibm ieoo9 nt6t ents
9tus, baB nit einem Male idmmtli6e
9erreu, nit Iusrobme Ginger Sffi,iere,
aus benz 8aQiaaue ueri9panbsn aber na5
eintsen Minuten pieeer suriidtebrtsn unb
stpas auffdaises an ibrer EOiIette ;eistsn.
rSasen sic mir bod, Gomtefe", psnbet
er ii9 an feline i86ne No36arin, vpie
tommt es benin, bag bier bic Serrsn ibre
GrauGtte auf Der re9ten Seite tra9en?"
Isl wo5G Sarum, Baron, entgegnst bic
iunge Dame, pwetI Sic Sbre grauatte 10
trageu!"
Ole GraUatte bss 8arons bate ii5 pers
i6oben. Ote 9srren gIaubteu inoeB, baS
Seitpdrtstra9en berie!ben pare bas gteueite
unb MOLTEN tbre %dntenntutB Der ueuen
Wo6e bur5 rai6es Bsri6ptnben in 6as
Sor,;mmer uuo 8eri5ieben Der @rauatte
nod re6ts ni9t merfeu Iaieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
" auteS MIlsrIet.
GQlifDrnilhfS Sbf.

@om 4ufl6muns be8 ca[tforuii5en
Obfgei6dftes i9reibt bic vglbeubpoit" in
Gan francisco:
rSett luiien Central 8acific un6 Union
Pucific aaein tdgItde Sbitjise pou Sacs
ramento nod benz Often Iaufsn, mitteIit
beren in ~ bis Is Wasen ieoesmal sesen
800, 900 Yfunb bsI0rbert welben iollen.
Oteie 3Ise, bic an S9nsuisteit ben Bais
iaster5iisen slei6tommen, ioqen minbeitsns
bis Weitte Sttober fortgeiest psroen, unb
mar re9net, baB auf bieiem 8ese auein
ge9eu Is MtQioueu 8funb californiiden
Sbtes auf bic Wdrtte bes Sitens seIan.
gen werben, mas nu9 abjus Der Soften
etnise 9lnb~erttauieno Dollars in ben Sdns
ben Der Broouaenten I'M n0rSli9sn SbstIe
beS Staates su lafen ueriprt6t."
Scr transport mad Dem Siten nimmt
iibsrbaupt ioI9e 8sr6dItniIe an, baB in
ben sroBen @tienbabnpertitdttsn su Sacs
ramento nt9t genus 9earbeitet perben taun,
obi3on i'm &usenbIit iber 1000 Rann
barin anseiteut iein ioGen. 8terltg neue
3ofomotiuen iino i'm Sau be9riffen, uub
cine Wtsnge @rpreBs, iOpte gep0bnIi9e
6ra8t:8 agen perben tbeiIs neu gebaut,
tbeiIs aus9ebehert, I'M Der iteisenoeu Na9:
frase, namentIi5 fir Die Obtueri3ituns,
81 Send9en."
olleber bic biretteu 8erien6unsen aug
Oem fi6Itden GbeiI oes StaatsS fsbIsn nds
bere Ansaben; aaein IS Deritebt i9 DOR
ielbit, baB ite nod utel beoeutenOer iinS.
gu bemerten lit bierbet, Bag Der caLifornts
Idle S6fts uno Watnbau erit iett anfdnst,
neunenspertbe @r9sbnihe gu 3eiseu, ba er
erit nor uerbattniBmdBi9 peri9en Sabren
ipitematiib in &n9riff 9enommeu wurOe,
baB foIglt9 auer SorausR9t mad in Der
3utWnft 6aS @elO, peldes Ct ing &ano
brtu9t, ua9 Mttuionen unO MttQionen sdbs
len pir0."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20

Benn aud bic A%H8beWtaHg Ser NaLs
bungen IN grOBdrti8em W2obe Dor f3 Ssbt,
70 Fam bod, ME 6os Commercial 8uues
tin" pom 8Oiton iu8t, nod ni&t bic &abe
uon elmer gri96pfung beS 9Ol,uorratbss
Der Ser. Staaten iein. Neu ENGLAND it
nod teinespess ietres 8auboISes bsraubt,
aud ltnb bic 6t3tenpalOunsen 6es Rorbs
psitsns uerbdltntBmd6ig penig seIi9tet.
Der Ra9pu9S Der @eiBft9tsnwdIber pom
9teu England ersibt bereitS idbrli6 uou
Sueibunbert bis breibun6ert RiQionen
SUP. Die SidtenpaIOer Iansit Der ufer
Der Slife bss SlosuS, psl9e in ben allan
tii9en Ocean fteBen, iinb Siemlt9 mttss,
nOmmen, base9sn bic Ser @Olfitauten, ipss
Siea berer am Miifiitppi nod fat unbes
ribrt. Die Sartbolswalbunsen I'M Riis
fifippi. 8eten sebsn nod rei3en grtrag q;
in @idisun, ipesiea i'm n0rSIi6eu Gbsil,
9ibt cS nod maienbaft 6artbols, ipeSisa
Iboru. (@benio aud in Wisconltn.) Die
6t6tsnualounsen Der RsSion Der Sacifc:
Riite iino tbatid9Ii9 un5sriibrt. Der
i9ltmmite 6eiub Der BdISer lit ui3t bic
4rt, fon6ern baS Seuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
RGerfet Spas uno Grnf.
Selreduet

Serr t., elm iebr uerpO5nter &au6er,
fdbrt i'm @iienbabncoups NIT einem ses
mitbli9en Sd9ier Suiammen. Der cine a6s
i6euli6e @iserre i@mau4t. % ale nit
Dem 3auupfabl ni9t fru9ten unb Der @es
ru9 pirtIi3 unertrdSIt4 wtrb, bei9IisBt
Ser t., elm i9ou oft erprubtes RittsI aus
3~uuenben. gr erbsbt ii9 nit einsm bOflis
den: vSie erIauben wobI, baB i'd bas
6euiter Sine, nobel er bic 9anb bes &aus
9ers 10 gu ~itreifsn neiB, baB bieiem bic
@isarre entfdat. 9err I. bat bas Mals
beur barGuf gu treteu uno iagt bsitirst:
%, bite tauienb Wfal I'M gutI9uIbtsung.
Oarf i'd Sbueu uon ben meiusn anbieten?
sic tnO nt3t sans i3Ie9t -"
y@snn Sic erIooben, iagte Der Ssrr isbr
freuubIi3, bin i'd 10 FRET" Ino Dem bar
9ersidteu gtui brei Stid onnsbmenb unb
bisieIbsn einitsfeub, fiste er binsu: ,Oas
is ne feline Sorte, bic rood i9 uff'u Souns
tas!" Spri9t's uno siinbet ii9 cine nsue
Stinfaoores an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
SGQerlateiu.

,0sntsn sic fi9 bod, mas fir eiuen
selebrten Sasbbunb i'd babe! 8iQ i'd ba
9eitern auf bic Sasb fabrsu, unb ME i5
NIT meiuer Diana auf ben Sabnbof TONNE
ba iprtnst bas Sieb auf einmal nit
md9tisem Sat bur9 cine RiI9sIasi9sibs,
bieiel6e notiirIi6 total sertrimmernb. Sd
muBte bic S9eibe be;abIen, uunberte mid
aber iiber ben ionberburen SAD unb poats
germ bic llria5e erfabren. S9lisBli5 ents
bsdte i'd auf ben am Soben tiesenbsn S5er.
ben bas Wort Abort. Run wurbe mir
flar, baB bas Ebier bteisS 8ort seleien,
pesen ManseIs Ortbosrupbii9er &enntniie
fir Import sebalten uno IN SoIss isiner
porSisli9en Orsiur ben fi5nen Sprung
sepa9t bait"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
Sin perniinittser 9rnteitant.

Su SCRANTON, Ya., mar es unldn9it
a~nsetiinbist wOrbeu, baB auf Der ygourtp:
Satr" elm iuuses Yaar OffentIi3 bur9 ben
Brsbtser Speneer pom Der 8upttitens
Rir3e sstraut werben ioQte. Serr Sobn
Dam, Elm SrOteitant, Der aber immer nod
einise adtuus por reIist6ien 9ebrdu3en
unb bersIei9en bspabrt bate, ianote
oaraufbin na4itebenben rOffensn Srisf"
an bic Srehs: pSn einem 6rifIi5en
2au6e pie bas unieri9e, no bic RanseI uub
Die Brefe, mo uniere 9eietseber, Ri4ter
unb Qnpalte ii9 pereineu, UNI bas Bolt
Dor Gusi9rsitunsen 3u betpubren, ioQten,
un ierer Inii9t mad, bic Srebiser bes
G~panseliums, psl5e non t5reu Mitutsus
i1ea unb in Der 8ibeI als yWitarbeitsr
@ottes unb unieres Serrn Seius Gbrtitus"
our SsrebsIuns Der Rsni4bsit anseisbsn
psrben, bic Iesten iein, usI9e bur5 8orts
obsr Sanblunssn busu beitrasen, bic
S6ranfsn Der @sisui9aft niebsrsureiBen
unb uns ale pte Ebtere i'm Walpe lossu:
laIeu ooer uns auf cine Stufe init ben
girgern BON Utah Ooer bss tiirtii3eu Gsis
DIES gu ~itellen. - Set LANCER ais einem
baIben Sabrbunbert baben mir bic @bs als
cine bsiltse @turi3tuus betradtet, peI5e
i'm s0ttIi4en Settle ibren llripruns bate,
uuo sIaubten, baB bas 6amtIienpsrbaItniB.
uenn eS re6t seIeitet iet, Dos bette SorbiIb
bes 9immeIs wdre, weI3ss mir iemaIs in
bieier WsIt fiuSen f6nnsn. ~ltuisre tat9os
i9su Srioer betra9ten tie gbe ais zines
Der Satramente, unb Obuobl fe ni9t ais
Elm Satramsut BON Der proteitantii9en
Bslt anseisben piro. 10 1T fe bod gu beis
Zig, nm bamit gu ipielen Ober fe 81 elmer
9one gu MAIDEN, Defenders uenn bic
ganbe, wsIds bic 9eieaidaft ~tuiammens
baItsn, 10 lcfsr perben, SaB man Elm
S3eiounssbstrst fur 3wei S9tainse uni
is5s Yenuiss betommeu tann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
Niibli6e unO i6Golidc Qrsneien.

Gs 9tbt cine gentle SIoTe pou Nitteln Scssn @eritcl
piuHs, bic obioIut HueIOS RHS. 0tsies Iiuc SOIuls uuN
ArSneien sum sr0Bteu IbeiI aus FoSOpbpuiH, Aoe, Hbas
barber, Gummi Gamboie uuo aneereu p~ertbloieu Seitauss
tbetten Suiommsu8eieBt. Ter SdGssn, ben Te in ZEN
@ia8su serisui8cu Onriateu, bic tie 9ebraudeu, lit uubss
rsbenbar. Gle leereu bic Gdrmc, absr lie t5uu cs sswaltz
lam une R]bsrmGBtg uRe peruriaheu ouBereem S5merSen
i'm Eetbe. [bre 2Strtuus III. Gle @tugepsire uue zen 0taz
gen gu ibpd5et. &ett bener III es, oas au8euebme uHo
9eiuuoe Abilbrmtttel, 6otetter'S MugeubitterS
yu georau6sn, eeNen larireuber @irtung niemaiS SbmSrz
sen porangebeu oeer pom elmer Irampibaiteu, beitigen
lbdtt9feit Der 0drme ~be9lettct miro. SIN gc8eutbeil, es
rGrtt otcit Cr9aue, cen Dtdgen uue len sGuSen &6rper.
9S Elm @tttttl. mataril6c 6teber 81 betten unr gu usrbIz
ten, Tam l6 feline WtertJin nit ibm uerSleideu. uup eS
betlt aud ueru0ie Sbmdbe, &beumGtiSmuS, llntbdttstett
Der &tersn uno Der Slaie uno 0uOcre inOrsGntias setOeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-09-20
Gin in Ger 9nit + twsbenbes MdOdeu


erreste farsIi6 frib in GItona sismli9ss
Iufieben. Oais(be i5webte an Der Gins
terwanb bes Sauiss bin unb Der. bis pon
unten mebrere Ysrionen binau fltefen unb
bas Rdb9sn bur6's Seniter binein3osen.
Der BETTER bss Sauies, bel benz Dor Sab
rem in einem anbern 5auie elm llnfaa beim
6eniterretniseu ii5 e~retsuste. bate udmIi3
an iecer Spie9eluanb ieinss iesissn 9auiss
einen Sting nebit elmer &ette befeftsen Iais
len unb benz 0tenitmdb3en itrsnse anbss
fobIen, beim iebesmaIisen 5enftsrpussu ii9
ben IN Der Setts cnsebra6tsn @lrtsI nm
ben 2eib sn Ieseh, UNI babur9 Dor einsm
SturSe aus benz 5euiter sei4ist gu isiu.
Bte portreffi9 cine iOlde Sorii9tsmaB'
regel III, benefit bieier Saa.